Wall-Mounted Bath Mixers

Wall-mounted bath mixers in this collection cover exposed mixer bodies and concealed control arrangements. The current price-free catalogue also shows hand-shower combinations and separate bath spouts. Start with the wall installation type, then select the outlet shape and supplied components. The same finish does not make an exposed fitting interchangeable with a concealed installation.

Shower-Only Valve Bodies: 8670–8679

The 8670–8679 selection shows exposed shower valve bodies, not complete shower sets or bath-filling packages. 8670A and 8670E have rounded horizontal bodies with broad downward levers. 8671E changes the control junction, while 8672A has a more angular centre and straighter lever. No overhead head, riser, handset or mounting rail is pictured with these references.

8673A, 8674, 8675 and 8676 use different upper-connection and lever outlines. Meanwhile, 8677A, 8677E and 8678 show lower hose connections, and 8679 has a more compact body with several visible connection positions. Compare those visible layouts before requesting the water-route diagram. Connection count alone does not establish independent outlet control, simultaneous flow or thermostatic operation.

List the selected body separately from the shower arms, outlets and heads and matching shower hoses. Request inlet centres, threads, required operation and supplied connectors by complete code. Confirm any required handset or overhead arrangement explicitly; a similar finish does not prove compatibility or that accessories are included.

Complete additional references: 8670A, 8670E, 8671E, 8672A, 8673A, 8674, 8675, 8676, 8677A, 8677E, 8678, 8679.

Do 8670–8679 include a complete shower set?

The catalogue pictures valve bodies only. Confirm and list any required overhead head, riser, handset, holder, hose and connectors separately in the quotation.

Do several connections prove multiple outlets operate together?

No. Request the selected water-route and control diagram. The image does not establish simultaneous flow, thermostatic operation or a universal connection specification.

Separate Wall Controls: 7450 and 7451

The 7450 and 7451 wall-mounted bath mixers use a curved outlet between two separate wall controls. The 7450 group has lever-style handles, while 7451 has cross handles. Neither group shows a handset. Their separate controls require a model-specific installation drawing; do not assume the connection spacing matches an exposed mixer body.

Complete additional references: 7450A, 7450B, 7450C, 7451A, 7451B, 7451C. Compare the deck-mounted bath mixer sets when the supply connects below the bath rim instead.

Wall-Mounted Bath Mixers: Representative Comparison

The 8601–8620 selection places the mixer body between visible wall connections. Flat, rounded and downward-curved spouts appear across the references. For example, 8601A has an angular outlet, while 8619 has a more pronounced downward bend. Obtain the actual projection and inlet centres before choosing a model for an existing bath.

The 8700–8707 arrangements add long projecting spouts, hand showers, hoses and wall holders. In contrast, 8750–8753 show hand-shower mixers without the long bath outlet. They are shower-only alternatives, not equivalent bath-filling packages. Keep those four references separate in the order schedule so the quotation does not imply a missing spout is included.

The concealed 7460–7463 groups show a vertical rectangular control plate, narrow handset and separate broad bath outlet. Model 7460 has a downward-curving outlet; 7461, 7462 and 7463 have different flatter profiles. Compare the freestanding tub filler collection when the bath layout requires a floor connection instead.

Complete Catalogue Model List

8601A, 8601B, 8603A, 8603E, 8606, 8607, 8610, 8611, 8612B, 8612K, 8613A, 8613E, 8614A, 8614E, 8616, 8617, 8618, 8619, 8620A, 8620E, 7460A, 7460B, 7460E, 7461A, 7461B, 7461E, 7462A, 7462B, 7462E, 7463A, 7463B, 7463E, 8700, 8701, 8702, 8703, 8704, 8705, 8706, 8707, 8750, 8751, 8752, 8753.

Wall-Mounted Bath Mixers: Installation Review

For exposed models, check wall connection spacing, threads and bath-edge clearance. For concealed models, also request the rough-in body, installation-depth range and service-access drawing. Position the hand shower and hose separately. A photograph cannot establish these dimensions or prove that the existing pipework will accept a new fitting.

Coordinate the chosen control and spout with the faucets and taps collection. Request a finish sample where visible matching matters. The new price-free images do not establish body alloy, coating process or cartridge specification, so record those items against the selected code rather than relying on the historical page URL.

For the handheld component, the VA plumbing design manual provides external project-design context. It does not certify these mixers or confirm their flow rates. Ask the project designer to define the required pressure, water delivery and destination-specific evidence for the exact assembly.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

Faucet MOQ is 200 pieces per style. Typical production lead time is approximately 20–35 days. Standard packing uses kraft paper boxes and EPE pearl-foam cushioning, subject to customer requirements. Send complete codes, quantities, finish references and the bath drawing through the quotation contact page. Confirm the supplied mixer, rough-in body, spout, handset, hose and fittings in writing.

Wall-Mounted Bath Mixers: Buyer Questions

Are the exposed and concealed models interchangeable?

No. Their wall connections, concealed bodies and installation requirements can differ. Select the installation type before approving a model.

Does every reference have a bath spout?

No. The 8750–8753 illustrations show shower-only alternatives. The bath-spout groups must be identified separately in the component schedule.

What are the ordering terms for wall-mounted bath mixers?

MOQ is 200 pieces per style, with typical production lead time of approximately 20–35 days. Kraft boxes and EPE cushioning can be adjusted to customer requirements.